DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Eagle (PIMP)

[BigEd76]

McLane says pimp is distracted by contract stuff, but Roob says he's been assured he'll get paid once the CBA mess is straightened out

[Don Ho]

Jayson Werth syndrome.

[SunMo]

jeff mcclane is a doush who makes shtein up

[rjs246]

Jackson was just interviewed and essentially said that he will avoid hits whenever he can. Just sayin'.

[Drunkmasterflex]

Honestly I could give two stheins, he maybe weighs 170 lbs he doesn't need to take contact if he wants a long career. 

[shorebird]

Really though, why wouldn't he?

[PhillyGirl]

Honestly I could give two stheins, he maybe weighs 170 lbs he doesn't need to take contact if he wants a long career. 

this.

[Feva]

Honestly I could give two stheins, he maybe weighs 170 lbs he doesn't need to take contact if he wants a long career. 

this.

Exactly. He ain't got shtein to prove. Catch the ball and get down, avoid the big hit...live to play another down. I wish Vick would avoid some damn hits too.

[Tomahawk]

I too will give Jackson a pass because he's built like a junior high girl, but what's up with Maclin running out of bounds instead of trying to make a move?

[PhillyPhreak54]

Emmitt Smith patented the run out of bounds and duck your head at the last moment to preserve the body moves. I don't care if 170lb Jackson dips out.

[Tomahawk]

These guys aren't doing it at the last moment. They're doing it with at least 5 yards to spare

[Eagaholic]

Jackson was just interviewed and essentially said that he will avoid hits whenever he can. Just sayin'.

How in the hell is he supposed to run with the ball and return punts like that?

[PhillyPhreak54]

"Code red" could be coming for DeSean

Posted by Mike Florio on December 4, 2010, 6:26 PM EST

Despite recent reports that Eagles receiver DeSean Jackson has concerns about running shallow crossing patterns and/or returning punts due to his small frame and his history of concussions and his lack of a new contract, Jackson publicly has been saying all the right things.

And for good reason.

A league source tells us that veteran players on the Eagles were put off by the perception that Jackson lacked the courage to get hit, and that they have contemplated taking matters into their own hands.

The specific quote from the source, who requested anonymity:  "Vets were going to give 10 a code red if he didn't quit being a candy ass."

We asked whether that feeling has dissipated in light of Jackson's recent comments or whether the potential for a "code red" was still in play, and the source said that it's still in play.

Though most have never heard the term "code red" beyond the opening and closing credits of 1992′s A Few Good Men, the phrase loosely means in this context that the veterans had planned to confront him about the situation, perhaps physically.

And while there's no place for that kind of stuff in most modern workplaces, the NFL locker room in many respects is stuck in a time warp.

Interesting.

I wonder which of these vets would be the ones to lay the smack down?

[mussa]

I would be willing to put my money on DAVID AKERS

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

^^proof that a fool and his money are soon parted^^